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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
A Mothers Love Illustrated.

Ours is always q wonderful baby.
confess to Il sensation Of chagrin when a
young mother does rot confess this di-
rcctly or indirectly. II some one part.c-
ular, if not in al, he resembles 10 o.hsr
child ever born, and surpasse5 the rest Of
the infant creation.
Many years ago witnessed Gn illustra-
tion Of this vicarious vanity that shocked
my girlish sense Of fitness, Lut which
recall now with reverence. A ncighbor's
child WIS. as the cid wives Insisted,
''marked" by snake on which the
mother trod in the garden one Cay be-
fore it was born. Tho recollection Of
the dcformed baby lent an awful
fascination to ''El1ie Werner when l
read It twenty years nfterward. s,ho was
an idiot girl, and had never walked when
she died ct the aSo CT @. Her skin was
covered with scales, her head was flat,
her eyes were narrow and black. Charc-
ing to call at tho house oao day, l cav
tho poor little thing usually ccrcened
from curious cyps--.oll end wigglo aero. Q
the loor to tho mother's feet, and grasp
Ing her dress, laugh up in Ler face. Ccch
o lau3hl Tho cleft tongue Gho5 out with
O hiss; tho forehead recolcl entirely
under tho low forelocl,; tho oycs gloamcd
.--tllo who!o oiloot was indiscribabiy ro-
voting. And tho mother, handsome
woman in her primo, caught up the AMI.
mate hoyxor, covered her with Kisses. and
called Ter tho ''deaiegt loyoliesS ross bud
ever rlsdei"--,IGgioa Ls'slsal il Litter
(h.seD
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
RI NPEZ'S WARE HOUSE,
a Primitive Turkish Oath.

"Thc first t.lac 1 t:,icI lIc:;:can sweat
bath, ccil Col. jog Shelly, tho famoul
scoct, Il thought I would Gic, but I slut
ny teeth together ard caid: 4 c2:l att.,;.:l
it c3 long ag you can, cid fellows Ii
v'c9 ct The close Of y long march ca q hct
day. The Indians fed q tepcc ri:lt.l it
wc5 oir tight, heated rcc,i and tho,
rolled it into the tcpec. Ono by enc we
ccav.lcd into it. after having stripped CT
or clothing, Sonlo CT tho indiana ti;.n t
Eavc much on, and thea VIC packed to-
Ccthcr G3 close c9 caIdinc3 il 4 Lc::. I
thought 1 would r1clt. livery few NH
utc3 tho lord high c;:ccutioncr CT rlcstcr
Of ceremonies would talk Indian and
throw Q lit.lc watcr OFT cf can on TIC
rcc,;. THIS would I'll tho room with
steam. 1t seemed an aTo before they let
i.lc CO. Lct l guess itvcsn't rlcrc tlar
half "a hour. Then VIC al r.Gda rusll
to the river near b., and dash CT c few
minutes made us as fresh c9 daisy. Nc
matter Low t.rcl VIC wcrc, TIC sweet
hat, made Us fccl Ike EiaSu. Toledo
Elnlc
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Queer Things in China.

A decree has been published in The
Pcl;;a Gazette which gives definite shape
to the negotiations Of China with TIE
pope. The cathedral schools, dwelling
houses. hospital, museum, printing oE..co
and Library, SO wei! own for 100 wears
a9 the Pcitang, are II removed to Gil
other site quar,cv ef iailc distant
The bishops highly praised end rewarded
with second rank decorations, aa is clao
Mr. Commissioner Dcitring of tho cuG-
toms, Tientsin. Abbo Favicr. who went
to Zone and Paris fccm Pcliin to cen
.dact the negotiations, is honorol with tic
third rank decorations and $500. Tie
cccorl Of Franco with China seclns to Lo
perfcct.
Tho now cathedral and other buildings
VII he erected ct Tho expense Of tho Chi
pesc government, following in this re-
spcct the example set by the great Enl-
rcror KanGhi il the latter part Of the
Seventeenth cc:,tury. Tho empress
wishes to have the cathedral, which
ovcrloo.:s a park where she will reside
occasionally, in the western precincts OF
the palace. What she will do with The
cathedral is q secret, and perhaps not yet
decided. News.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Food Products of China.

In G., Interesting article on "Tl!c T3of
Of China The North China Herald eaT
TINT tho greatest part OF the soil CT tx
Celestial empire which il cultivated
devoted to the production Of food. The:>
arc no focl;3 or herds, and the areas &c.
voted to cotton ard nlalhcrry arc vc, '
small compared to the extent Of Tie cia.
pirc. or the 100000, 600 or $50, ,CG0.C0t
of China tllr2c-itt..s live On rico and two.
'ifths on small mi!lct and wl:cat. In Il;
dr., dusty soil of the northcIn province.
n:llct and wheat grow wei end form t!,t
food Of the ia,.al.itantj; in thc moist sol
and hot climate OF south China rico PICS.
pcIB and forms the chief produce and
food OF the pccplc. Mai2c extends Over
witcr area every dcca,lc. Valuable.
too, is the Glutinous rice from which TIC
o'I untlistillcd vino is bIowcd, and which
is itself an cppeti2ing article OF food.
Cabbagcs and carrots, with the best tur-
nips, onions. melons and radi8hc5, hay
come into China from tho west; Tho
kind which ere indigenous arc interior.
Western gardening, which has i'm
proved so many vegetable productions,
has done much for China il supplying
hcr markets. Spii2cA W23 introduced
1000 years ago from Persia, and thc
nanc pot-Gia, by which it is known.
means the Persian vegetable. L2tclJ
best root hes como in from E1ropc, fcr
though the Chinese cannot mako up thcii
minds to make railways, they Ike now
fruits and Vegetables we'll enough. Tho
Introduction of European and Amcr!c2,
vegetables, seeds and fruit trees in,
China is improving and varying the foo;
OF the people, Just IS western arts arc
manufactures arc increasing their lI:;ulict
and comforts. And il these ways man
changes arc being brought about quiet
b.. effectively. which ere to 4 consiG' :,
c5lo extent altering the oil Lie Of h;
Chinese and clrlost ialperccptibly oIcj;i:l,
TIC way 10 further departurcs.-CM :aS'
IilnCS
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
nroEARcAto ON SNAKE pciooMo,
pccuiiuritirs Of the vrnHin or Ccrpon.s.
Row DEATH L. (:lti.ctl.

The cmi.'No.lisn inat.,uGoa LES pub
l3hcl II. 7-..chcil'o UGd Frticescr Ec.cA-
c:ts rcacarchcs ca cca,:c ro.-oa5. Tho
E1toa Ecs.ccl AID G.-..,,.cal Joc":.Gl SAG
OF The wo".,.: "Ihc ~" researches Lave
bcca c;cc;!.c,l with - ,rc:.t ell. Tie rc-
s.,.tg G:c 20 i.l,o.'..:!:.tt, Gll TIC "cgc:,.a-
ton CT tAa v...olo ial,s.r il so excellent,
t..st t.!o i2c;:2c.f Eluss 1T C:co lie ra1..cl
q clAsz.c." We rive u few &C TIC rc5Gl.g:
NO c,.cmicsl G..,CrC.cc cal lc detected
in t,lo ro,5cn CT 81 l.ao"n sa:.:ca. lhc
pci.sa rls2.A,!c1 il G9G!c rcgHcct3 tAe
SILVA CT c,hcr csinG!j. and L....c"J L;:t
l!t,lo from normal clements CT t.o l!ood.
Introduced v..A.A thc living t.sjCct. it
r-o;iUceJ dcG.ruc,i i've changes ilc"c II. .ial
than csJ otllcr l:novl substance, crl yet
it il Jl.ar:nlcs3 VI; ;.Lin in own Tissues. Hero
in cJ The Journal su~,rcSte.l, it resembles
tic gastric juice, wE.ch C.Gcat3 c!l sub
s.ancco except that OF The G.onach itself.
Like mott other Poisonous Substances.
it is associated with more CT loss i.lnccu-
oug matter, from which the active pri:,ci-
Pie can he separated By chemical analysis
and obtained pure.
Il has gcncraly been supposed that
the malignant eject cf tho poison wcs
due to al intense inflammation to which
it gave rise. Dut il Inflammation it il
principally the white corpusclcg that
escape from the Elood vessels, while
snal:c poison causes the llood to c::,,do
Incorporated. In tho former cacc, also,
the blood strongly coaGulates; III the
latter, it retains It's lai,.i,y.
The rcd Llool globu!c, il is normal
form. is b.concavc, or followed ont on
both aides tho poison renders i5.round,
soft2ns it, and caiscs tho Elobulc3 to run
together lie u Golattaou3 rl2sa. The
tissues become black with TIC iai.ltratcI
blood, break down, and rapidly putlify
and slough.
Ii 10 probable that in rcst cases death
results from the paralysis Of the rc5T:-a-
tory ccntcrs-thcsc rart5 CT tho brain
thai preside over the act5 Of respiration.
The bushmen of South Africa uso cs
an antidotc the powdered poison eac Of a
different species of snake; some, a snail
Lard, dried, powdered and rubbed ito
incisions around the bite. Observations
Of travellers ecorl to confirm the ccicscy
of these antidotcJ. Companion.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Tho scicnco OF Noses

Tho noac, we ail know, ferns a prom
ncnt feature in cvcrybody'D carco. but
has lcca Left to NJ. Gophus ccaac,-, {;
Da,,isl diccirlc CT Lavator, to find OFT
tlr.t It is Gn infal!iblc index to human
character. lie tells us in hook just
Published that his discovery Is tho rcoua
If u long and patient study Of this facial
o,Ccn among people Of ell lations. Ac.
cording TO his experience, tho moral and
physical nature of q person can Ec gath
e.cd frcnl tho formation Of his nose. A
we'll developed nose, he says. denotes
Strength and courage; a little turn up rosc
indicates cunning and artfulnesS: deli
cate, straight nose, taste and refinement;
q carved nose, judgement and cgotisrn
end thick, misshapen nose, dullncsa
and want Of tact. But this is net all
Tho nOac," proceeds our physioGnomist,
"discloses to the Intelligent observers the
faculties possessed by the owner, 1t also
indicates the intensity of his intellectual
activity and the del.c2cy Of his moral zen.
timcnts. Finally. the pcsc. which belongs
both to the mobile and inmobilc parts CT
our visagc. reflects faithfully the fugitive
movements CT our inc!!nationG." If cl
this be true, it is evident That people wkc
desire TO disguise their character or Gia
ecnlblc their passions must IN future Ec
w2rc Of their noses, O., ro:,lcr, they
in;,st wear false onc3.-Pall Mall Ga
zattc,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
a Mattress nInkcr,s Views.

"Nobody respects anything row, anil I
saw rich woman tho other day Let l'cr
boy G years oil empty Il TO-; OF ca,s,y ca
4 palc E!;ic cctia co;:ch and then cit down
cn il and rub lis fioc3 up cnl down ca
tho edge. scy when tilcro'S 10 respect
left for anything is 10 woHtcr decent
work comes o cn end. / make q mat
trees crl th.ro isn't "a inch of il tl,at
ica't cowcd to les. ard that isn't CT
honest rieco CT v'orl;. hut you can co
into c:ly house furnishing department. aud
buy one that looks jyct cs well fc. o t!ivtl
les rlo:cy. Evcrything'o go cheap that
people Cont care whether anything l.sts
O.. rot, end 60 there's 10 decent work
done, ard pcorle pretend 10 have learned
t-clc3 When really tlcy just Eotch things
together. ."-1lelcn Campbell in New
Yori; Gun.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
If You are Going to Kansas.

Go to Kiowa, Barber county sit
unted about the center from East
TO West, on the southern border of
Kansas, Kiowa has population
Of 5000, two banks, fine opera house
$4,000 school house, five lumber
and two brick yards, seven hotels,
churches and large number OF
wholesale and mercantile houses,
two railroads and five more com
ing. The city has contracted for
one of the finest systems OF water
works. in the state, town lots are
cheap and the town IL booming,
Buy y round trip ticket from
the nearest ticket agent to Inde-
peadence, IansRs and nj kanSas
City get an extension ticket Inde-
pendence to EioW,i-aud rotlrn al
at ha.s yates.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09

IN immense whalc IL knocking
about in The water at Santa Monica.
II Ia quite tame. and tho Inhabitants take
great rcaourc in feeding il and watching
its antics in L,H.Matcr. Ii il 30 friendly
that he viii follow bcatgt respectable
distance anil cat the food thrown 10 him.
lie 10 especially fond cf fruit. OF cotrGc
there is 10 way to Gil lin up: lut he
kloHs whcn he has enough, end when
cai.Gilc1 takes llulgo and disappears,
Whales Crc Sly Eong.crJ. and when IL
comes to cnioTiAg The company Of
lumsa lci1-D, 10 ccch fact wa1 over re-
coatel Lctorc. Eeiac yca:5 aCo n ~heio
was captured end llaccl il Gil aquara.N
il laria. w-,,c.c lie Ecccnc tic object
of Cacas interest. ]. crew to great
size and WIGS not Glow il rcSloAd
irc to tho rails cf il l:ccrcr. IL,
coaatart s.gcsm Of vicitcrJ nGtt!ccljj y
rlG1S it lose i;a Ghyncs1, end 1t ofto!
seemed 10 cn'oy tho rrcsc"c2 of ciTln
socrl. This whcl, Was il 1854 cod TO I;
sltownan in Londcn for TIC handsor!
s,:a or 1000. Great t.oallo Yves c:;.
ra".cacal il l5aLiag il on tho cchooacl
Misty N'nv. lm. TO trouIlc Gil net c.,
l.Wif' N'il4lt III a. tt-.4J IL A--S NA-t+-!-.N
tho vessel vcg E2:ly Wrcc,;cl, c.l tx
hn~c wcoAcn tank, which stood ol IL
nY3or Gcc';, wa1 s.aashcl Gal the valu
ala innate cacarc,l. Tho ca..o-a, w,ic:
t,>cT ST.; the whclc i.oandcring ca tx
lcc,;, wc:c t,luntlcr3truc,i and made TO-
The rigI..nG.
1t i, int possible t'lat this. mo3t pre-
cccior9 whcl3 ct Canta Monica i1t.,c CAM
ono t.at cnturcl capttivt,i ct Ferris ar,
made ii3 cccapo. IIo evidently lcloaG
10 the species Known cg t,lc ccbbaldiu
Gulrurol3, 20 the Eoly is large and rcla
lively slender, and il capable Of Crca'
speed. ,Juct low long This marine visito:
will remain in these southern waters i
rot known; lie may disappear as rayGtc
rioualy and uncercmoniously CO ho np
pcarcl rgon the scene. Tho Santa Homie:
people arc enjoying him, and it is to b'
hoped no attempt viii bc rlatlc rt o capt
e.---Lo3 Angeles (Cal.) Express.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09

nc follwing VALUABLE COLLECTION Of
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Gus Things, We VIII send the Entire Coilec
tion. nost-poId for only lSc.
Er.r' You cannot fail to bo s\'lsfed~Ea
4 BE lutsfrl Engravings, viz. 1hc Morning
Of Il te. 4 Garland Of Flowers, The First Love
letter, Tho Taggot Gaihorcr, Indian Summer,
and ! hc Waning Year. 90 Portraits OF Fa
mons Men. 70 Portraits OF Famous and Beam
,iful women. Two hunGrcd selections for auto
graph nlhnnns, Il designs in embroidery, cro-
chet, berlin net m! laccworli, etc, 100 popular
songs, all the iav0citcs. 80 puzzles, cinrndes,
rcbussea cnig,nns. riddles etc, lQ0 valuable
money making secrets some Of Which have
sold for five dollors each, CO amusing parlor
san.ga, IS chemical ANA other experiments. S'
96ptlar rotations, the lauguage OF flowers,
.hG golden wheel fort nc teller, q dictionary
Vi! dreams, q guide 10 firtaton the magic age
tubict. the lovers telegraph, the magicsIuarc
Inc Morse Telegraph alpheuet, the deaf and
dumb alphabet, the seven wonders Of the
world ;,l,p Il map OF the &. =.
ESsr- Remember, we will aend You everything
named above for only Is cents in postage
UNI6E SUPPLY DEPOT, no:; 500 phllat,cl-
phia, Pa.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Beautiful Women of Cuba.

Among or Cuban women tho eyes, the
supple grace Of tho person and tho dainty,
dc.icato fo2t are tho most striking Points.
Their faces arc interesting rather than
beautiful, being oval, with delicate rro-
trudinS chino. Their rlouths cro cen
orally large but well formed, with q Gag-
gc5tion Of patho1 il the Glightly droopin,
corners. Their cornple=iona gro pale and
creamy, but their lips cro ccarlot, r,ooilc
end trcmulouo, rs teeth perfect il form
ard dazzlingly white, in contrast with
tho lips. The hair j, lead Black in youth.
Eut tho Dyes Gro tho priceless, ccow:,.a:g,
lovcl,ness, tho never ending Power cid
charm Of tho fair C:,bane3c. When you
cay that behind their long laShc9 and
lanGuidly moving lids they arc larGc,
dark, dreamy, yet glowing, flashing with
ire or melting with languor, yoa have
only limited ct tho inc-prcs5iblo c-:pres-
zion. They ta,.I with tie: oyc, c1 70
o.hcr women n tl,o world Go.--l,cw York
Mail ard l,xo.cas.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
l1usicnl Tor. rs Amonr Animals,

According to T. Lool, recently published
By 9, En,G;iis.i o-Cc::ist, Q COW lows il o
perfect i,ftt,l end Cctavc Or tenth; Coz;
lcc:-;..;;J Il C 9Th c. forth; o donkey lray,
il c pc:fecS octave; o licrro rcigho il u
Gc2ce.:5 c.. to c,:ronla.,c ccalc. E.ch
l1c-,So:l E25 LIS Fundamental ley il which
L. generally r.;ea.;c, Let which ho cften
t-c::.s'osa5 II Sympathy - othe.:. voices, CT
w..c., l.c Is c:.c.toI.-CMcaSo Times.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Hiring u Poet.

The poet Lon9fcllow received few let
ters in his long Life which cave him more
amusement than ono from aniin,nGionel
lover, requesting him To write ca cr,cnt
valentino Ger him to Gcnd to lis beloved.
''Inagino pelfyoaG again, ,"wrcto
tho 0wpia, 'aal deeply il loyo with q
young lady, who rcs..no your passion.
and who hca promised 70 La ,,o..- wife.
The, ws..o ne each g pca..i co ycu voaId
writo for yogrxlf." ft'.. &.
4, Tho Observation-Disclosures; "P,G,-t3Si
hll. "--Yo-.a ) Go.-..o,-.....o..,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09

Trains run on Central Standard Time.
Trains stop only on signal.
Trains 8. ), s, II. 80 and 30 daily. All others
dnily except Sunday.
Train /? has Pullman Buffet Sleeping coach
cs to Boston mud New TorI; daily.
Train has Pullman Buffet Sleeping coach
cs from Pos'Cn and New York daily.
Train 5 has Pullman Buffet Sleeper from
Ne,' York to Chicago daily.
All trains arrive nj and depart from the now
Dearborn Station. Chicago.
Passengers ,aSmgtrains 20, % 80. or 30 must
procure tickets before boarding the train.
Passengers who may be going cast or west
vii find it to their interest to consult the
'tgcnts of this company, WHO will give them
MI information in regard 10 rates and con
nactions. y. G. DONAI n
+. BRoCGHToN, General Passenger \ ct,
General Manage CHICAGO.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
"wArn /, WAS a eoyp

s'wlcn wn' n hoy,"thc fTardsirc said
To The hri,h htlad ~ hls l:ncc,
'''Of the vi,tarl crowned Win fame read
WHO trump.io1 on land und sea!
And through t'ic yvnr1, fr5:p TIC dcathless page
a si,ltl loa' isSgouadcd l9nJ
: 70 youth, cad manhood, o;il hos"y cge,
Tic ricgsa.;c ts tbs; 20 EtroD-r'
"v'hea ves Boy" lie pauscd and said
TotAo i.e,eA,r ~ l!9 l.acc,
G-t.a Taca N,so We. co lights read
II % Ges., vo"li'a lstcry!
The r.i.cl TIC tgsll end wcrc loved Of Cod,
Aal no fear Of ru.n tIcT l:AeE;
And ..l fso..i to .5ria.,j h! ,!sJ they trol.
T..u message Yves t'.''! a. T-rc"
j. i. L,s;wcod IL i..c Cciycr.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Logan School Examiners Meetings.

The Bonrdlof School Examiners OF Logan
Village will hold regular meetings for the OK
animation of applicants for teachers certin-
Gates as follows. viz: On THE THIRD We'd
NEspAis OF FEBRUARY, APRIL, JUNE, AUo-
UsT, OCTOBER AND DECEMBER at the office
of the superintendent, in tho school building
OF said Village at ~ o'clock A. NJ, ofsaid day.
BY order of Examiners.
J,H. DYE, President.
l A. II WILSON, Clerk.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Exercise for College students.

Yelc's now Instructor in'gymnastics
proposes to introdnco como forms Of c,:cr-
sisss which Lavo lieea neglected thero fol
yeas, CT layo oycrsIaea followed, onG
win lay Gtyeas on al roGnd gyrlnalt,c
U;nI.'c' jiaE.Ass,i t,ot I,utslas aud -.
e.-c-c-Se,--S..ca.c ..laes.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09

List OF Justices Of the Peace and Town.
ship CLERKS of Hooking County, D.
BENTON TOWNSHIP.
JUSTICES OF THE rEAcE.
NAMES. PosT OFFICE
f. T. Horn. Cedar Grove.
a. j. Devore, South B!oonlingvillc.
George w. GIN, South Bloomingvillc.
FALLS TOWNSHIP.
JUSTICES OF THE rgAcL.
Wm. N. Dnvey, Logan.
John White, Logau.
s3eni BebOut, Logan.
Geo. W. Brchnl, Logan.
ID. NJ. Kanodc, Logan.
CLERK OF LOGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
John Hansen, Logan.
cLErK GORE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
p. J. Goodlive, New Gore
GOoDHOPE TOWNSHIP.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Albert Wear Rock Bridge
o. Il. Huls, Rock Bridge.
VIM. Carpenter, Rock Bridge.
CLERK MILLvILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Geo. w. Duplcr, Rock Bridge.
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
John C. Wolf. logan.
Charles Nunnemalser, Greendale.
Elias Clark, Logan.
LAUREL TOWNSHIP.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Thos. Hutchinson. Giblsonville.
Charles Cupp, GlbiSonvillc.
L. ID. Woods, Glbisonville.
l.. Glndman. Gihsonville.
CLERK GIpisoSvILLE SCHOOL. DISTRICT.
j. S. Morcland, Gibisonville.
MARION TOWNSHIP.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
G. w. Frasurc, Logou.
John 5. Martin, Bremen or Logan.
PERRY TOWNSHIP.
! JUSTICES OF TUE PEACE.
p. NJ. Floyd, South Perry.
| j. j. Riason, - Lauclvillo.
Il. j. stump, South P0rry.
p. NJ. Floyd, South perry.
CLERK LAURELvILLr SCHOOL DISTRICT.
j. Is. Riason, Lanrelville,
SALTCREEK ToWNSIIIP. Nf
| JUSTICES OF the PEACE.
! d. L. Davis, Haynes.
Benjamin Stevenson, Hayne:.
! tf. CLERK.
j. G. Butler. n4 Haynes
STARR TOWNSHIP.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
]. C. Henderson, Union Furnace
| Il. NJ. Sims, Starr
II. s. Brown a Starr
WARD TOWNSHIP.
po JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Films Boudinot, ~ Carhonhill
'B \. Ogden, olbiston
cLERK's >,
John r. Short, Carbonhill
wAsHINGToN TowNsHIp.
JUSTICES or TUE aEAnE.
A. w. Mnrk, Swan
u. u. Martin, 2AN Ewing
UDsRE.
y, u, opn.os, - Ewiss
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1,ico Get.cv e,ces c-c "o-a by tho labc,
Ing rcopio il tie sor...,i of China.
u,d Shoes and Characters.

DR.. Garrc, Of Baslc, has suggested that
the characters of people might bc well
diagnosed By their old Shoes. Ta,:o o
shot which has been worn for couple
of months; If The sole and heel arc equally
worn. it belongs to an energetic man of
business, a Trustworthy officer, an c:,em-
plary wife, an excellent rao,hor; if the
outer edge only is only worn, tho owner
is Of q fantastic, adventurous tendency, q
rash ana boll temper; if it i3 the inner
edge which 10 worn, the fact indicates
irresoluyioa and weakness in Il man,
modesty il q woman. Such at least is
the boll generalization Of DR.. Garre's
Ghoemal;cr. whose own shoes enc sus-
poets must Lc wcrn on the outside, ard
who clso states that where the wcarcr
not only wears the outer edge, hut also
ra8po tho point of his shoes and lcavca
tho rest almost new, he ID person whose
honesty ia to be suspected. The
Athon.aun1
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Tho appropriations made by congress-
from 1850 10 date for tho erection cnd
Yenolelins: OF tho United States Capitol
a.pcuus TO over Gi5,0oo,0C0.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Note on a.an ming of trains.

Note on running of trains.
Train leaving Columbus at AIS p. In. (north
bourd) runs daily, and carries through sleeper
for rChicago, via. Fostoria and Il. < o. II. II.
Train arriving nt Columbus nj 1910 n. m. runs
daily, and carries through sleeper from CHI
cago to Columbus, Washington and Balti-
more.
Direct connections made in Union Depot ut
Columbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE, Pittsburg,
de!phia; also for Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis-
VILE. and all points South and Southwest.
Exy- Close connections at Toledo for DetYoit
and all points in Michigan and Canada.
II. j. FALKENBACu,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
G. r. CARR, Columbus, Ohio.
Gen'l STc't.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
RE AD this CAREFULLY.

In order TO introduce and advertise our
goods in all parts Of the country AT ONCE
we are clmost
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09

Over in ENGLAND pendant balls Of fun
so called Chicago Lesns," n.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09
Aiabama's Infusorial Earth.

Tho chief interest associated with the
now infuso.icl earth discovered in Ala
bama IL in its being largely composed cf
very minute, cylindrical, taporing, eon.i-
Transparent, irregular, corlecrow shaped
5piyal9 CT i.lfueorlsl eilex. which IN their
fragiacntal condition initiate Arabic wri-
ting characters, or tho curved form Of tho
I,olaan letters, aa u OS and w. Tho
study CT tho fossil infusorial carths is
Iost faScinaling. g.-Ecience.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-09

Schedule of Arrivals and Departure Of
Mails ut the Logan POst0ilice.
ARRIVALS.
a:l5 a. M; o:57 q. M; l: :37 p. MI
5:15 p. II.
DEPARTURES.
7:45 a. M; 9:27 a. M; 1907 p. n.'
] AS p. m.